
The trunk switch of Qoros 5 is located next to the reading light above the driver's head, and the driver can also open the trunk with the remote key. Generally, there are three ways to open the trunk of a car: one is to use the in-car switch to open the trunk lid, another is to use the remote key to open the trunk lid, and the third is to directly press the button on the trunk to open the trunk lid. Some cars do not have any buttons on the trunk lid, and the trunk lid of such cars needs to be opened with the in-car button or the remote key. Qoros 5 is an SUV model under Qoros, with body dimensions of 4587mm in length, 1869mm in width, and 1676mm in height, and a wheelbase of 2697mm.

Opening the trunk of the Qoros 5 is actually quite simple. I love studying this car when parked in my neighborhood. The most common method is to press and hold the trunk button on the key fob for two seconds - you'll hear a click when it opens. If the key fob dies, there's also an electronic button below the center console that pops it open with one press. Some higher trim versions even feature a kick sensor - just stand at the rear with packages in hand and sweep your foot underneath. Remember the car must be unlocked for these to work though, otherwise nothing will happen. Here's a lesser-known feature: there's a hidden release handle behind the rear seats that lets you fold them down to access the trunk from inside - a very thoughtful design touch.

As a car owner who frequently helps my wife move baby supplies, the trunk is opened and closed very often. The electric tailgate of the Qoros 5 is particularly convenient to use. Just press and hold the button with the trunk icon on the key for three seconds, and it will definitely open. Even if you can't find the button on the key at night, don't worry—just approach the center of the rear trunk, feel for the square button, and press it. If you have a dash installed, there's also a virtual switch in the bottom menu bar of the screen that can control it. A quick reminder: before opening the trunk, make sure the car is not in P gear, as it will lock. Also, avoid slamming the button on rainy days to prevent water ingress and malfunction.

New drivers of the Qoros 5 should pay attention to these switches: The third button on the car key is specifically for the trunk—hold it until the hazard lights flash. The most reliable physical button is the one with a car trunk icon below the air conditioning knob on the center console. A key point is the sensor-activated opening function: first, approach the rear of the car with the key, pause your foot in the middle of the bumper for one second, and the tailgate will automatically rise with a beep. In emergencies, such as locking the key inside the car, call 400 and provide the VIN for customer service to remotely unlock it. Regularly clean the switch contacts during car washes to prevent oxidation.

Opening this trunk can be done in both active and passive ways. For active opening, use the key button or door handle switch. For passive opening, enable the induction function in the settings: after shifting to P gear and turning off the engine, stand at the rear of the car with the key and extend your foot within 3 seconds. A special trick is to press the key unlock button twice in a row before opening the trunk for better sensitivity. For modified models, pay attention to the wiring—I once installed a subwoofer which caused a delay in the power tailgate response. If there's no reaction at all, first check if the 12V is low on power, then look at the 15A fuse labeled 'Tailgate' in the fuse box.

Last time I helped my neighbor open the trunk of their Qoros 5, I discovered several methods: For the base model, just use the mechanical switch on the driver's door panel—pull it once. The electric version can be set with a height memory function; press and hold the button inside the tailgate for 5 seconds to set the opening angle. When temporarily loading large items, you can also disable the auto-close function in the vehicle settings on the central control screen. A common reason for it not opening is accidental activation of the child lock—check the dashboard for a trunk icon with a slash. In case of mechanical failure, don’t force it open; there’s an emergency pull cord hidden under the lower right corner of the trunk liner—just pull it to open manually.


